Florida Criminal Defense Blog

If you are charged with this crime, it can fall under possession with intent to distribute or a similar drug distribution charge. Individuals are often accused of this if police find bags or containers with a controlled substance.

Tax evasion charges, unfortunately, can be very common to those who forget to file their taxes. People often feel like they can’t pay the amount the government requires, or they may have just been too distracted to file their return. Whatever the case may be, the federal government and IRS takes tax violations very seriously.

A person's identity is unique, and it acts like a fingerprint for bank accounts, credit reports, and very important life details. Identity theft is defined as a crime that involves one person stealing or using another person's identity or personal information in a way that includes fraud and deception for monetary gain.

Money Laundering is considered a federal white-collar crime; however, there are also separate state laws that make legislation around what constitutes it.

Although most DUI charges are classified as misdemeanors, there are certain instances in which someone may be given a felony sentence.

Ever wondered how you shouldn't react to getting pulled over for DUI suspicion? Our Broward defense attorneys explain the top three worst things you can do.

Read our blog or contact Hager & Schwartz, P.A. today to learn about the diversion programs available in Broward County for misdemeanor and felony offenders.

This candy-filled holiday can result in dozens of arrests around the country. Here is a quick guide on which crimes are committed at higher rates on October 31.

What is considered property damage? Juvenile vandalism and graffiti are considered serious offenses in the state of Florida and may result in severe consequences.

If you have a gun or other weapon on you while committing a felony, you'll be charged with a second felony. Visit our blog to learn more.

Understanding your free speech rights and what constitutes disorderly conduct can help you avoid an arrest. Hager & Schwartz, P.A. explain what you need to know.

Being arrested and facing criminal charges, especially for the first time, can be a harrowing experience. Hager & Schwartz, P.A. explains what you can expect.

If a person has a gun on them or uses a firearm during a drug trafficking crime, they can be subject to additional penalties. Learn more on our blog.

Once the court has issued a bench warrant, the police can show up and arrest you at any time. Hager & Schwartz, P.A. explains what you need to know to protect yourself.

Having an outstanding bench warrant is a stressful experience for anyone. Hager & Schwartz, P.A. explains what will happen and what you can do to improve your situation.